This 17th-century farmhouse, nestled in 1.48 acres of grounds in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers a unique blend of character and modernity. The property features exposed beams, wood doors, and original herringbone tiled flooring, as well as a spacious parking area and steps leading to the entrance. The farmhouse has four double bedrooms, two family bathrooms, and a beamed corridor on the first floor. The ground floor includes a kitchen with an Aga, a dining room with a brick wall and inglenook fireplace, and a sitting room with a large inglenook and log burner. The property also features an annexe with a lounge, kitchen/diner, and bedroom, as well as three stables, a large workshop with roof solar panels, and a wild garden with a plethora of trees and shrubs. The property is situated in the village of Stelling Minnis, which has a local pub, shop, and farm cafe, and is close to the city of Canterbury with its historic buildings, high street stores, and cultural attractions.